Improvement in butter-worker



J. P. ADAM-S & J. PJOORBIN. BUTTER WORKER.

No. 106,104. Patented Aug. 9, 1870.

amagata new ohm to hold thehowl on the frame or manner the frame D K-K are slides, fastened JOSEPH P. ADAMS AND JOHN P. OORBIN, OF'WHITNE YS POINT, NEW YORK;

SAID ADAMS ASSIGNOR TO SAID CORBIN.

Letters Patent No. 106,104, dated August 9, 1870.

' IMPROVEMENT IN BUTTER-WORKER.

The Schedule referred to in these Letters Patent and making part of the same We, JOSEPH I. ADA'M's mid JOHN P. 001mm, of I Whitueys Point, county of Broome, State of New York, have invented certain Improvements in Butter- Workers, of which the following is a specification.

INatm-eand Objects of the Invention.

, The fiistpart of our invention relates to a rest to support the'bowl when being used.

The second part of our invention-relates to a plate and slides, or their equivalents, in such a manner as platform; also, so that different-sized bowls may be used on the same machine, and stand against the rest,.'and be revolved atwill, when used, and may readilybc slid out when the bowl is to be removed.

The third part of our invention relates to'hanging the frame, '01 platform on which the bowjlstands, on pins, or their equivalent, so as to be tipped more easily to drained the fluids. The fourth partof our invention relates ton latch and catch to hold the frame or, platform down tothe stool, when working in the bowl.

Description of the Acconqmnying Drawings- Figure 1 is a side view of the machine,- with the platform or frame Delevated a trifle, to show how it may be tipped to drain oh the fluids; also, showing the latch E and catch J ,to hold it down to the stool, when desired.

Figure 2 shows the plate? of abowl. f

. Figure 3'is an end view of the machine, showing the or phitform is hung in the stool,

fastenedito the bottom on the-pinsR B. i e Dis a rest for the bowl-lib: stand against, when being worked in. v

, on each side of the platform .on which -;the bowl, stands; made hooking,.so the plat: P'will slide in crest, and, be revolved when des re s Figure 4 shows the face or bottom of the plate P; General Description-of the Machine.

'A is a stool, which should be substantially constructed, and of convenient height, with the two front posts a few inches higher than the bed of the stool.

D is a frame, of suitable width to ill; between the twohigh posts, with a platform of suitable width to set a. butter-bowl, upon projecting from the-bottom of it, over the stool A, and is hung on the pins R B,

through the tops of the high posts, so that it may be easily tipped to drain oli the fluids; also, brought down to the stool and fastened there by the spring latch E on the handle, and the catch J on the stool.

O is a rest, fastened in the frame and platform, to

support-thebowl from springing or breaking when working in it.

T is a plate, securely fastened to the bottom of any down,

common round butter-bowl.

K K are slides, fastened on each edge of the projecting platform, and are made so as to hook over the .plateP, and hold the bowl, and admit of its being slid forward and back, so that bowls of dilferent sizes may be used on thesame machine, and stand against the rest 0; also, revolved at will when working in it, or

slid out .when the bowl isto be removed.

H. is'a ladle, mortised into the lever G, which has a hook fastened on the short end of it, that books into the eye N secured on the lower end' of the pendent arm F, which is mortised into the center of the rockshaft S, across the vtop of the frame D.

With this machine, butter may be washed, salted, and worked exactly the same as with the ladle in the -hands,'and very much easier and faster, and not only t-hat, but not as liable to injure the grain of the but- We claimas our invention-- 1. The rest 0, substantially as and for the purpose hereinbefore set forth.

2. The combination of the plate P, slides K K,- latch E, and catch J, substantially as herein set forth; The frame or platform D, and pins R R, or their equivalent, arranged substantially as and for the pur-v pose herein set forth. I

.In testimony that we claim the foregoing we have hercnntosset our 1 ands and seals this day of J. P. ADAMS. n. s. J. P. CORBIN. (L. s} Witnesses: V

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